Pendleton, OR — Clear skies and mild weather will continue through Friday in Pendleton before rain sets in over the Veterans Day weekend, potentially impacting local activities and travel. Residents are advised to take advantage of the next few sunny days to complete outdoor tasks, as rain is expected to bring wet roads and cooler temperatures starting Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, Pendleton will experience high temperatures around 52-56 degrees through Friday, with calm winds and mostly clear skies. Overnight lows will dip into the 20s, requiring layers for those heading out early. Thursday and Friday promise ideal conditions for outdoor errands, as temperatures rise to 54 and 56 degrees, respectively.
However, the weather takes a turn Saturday with a 50% chance of rain, and temperatures peaking around 57 degrees. Rain becomes increasingly likely overnight, with a 70% probability extending into Sunday. By Veterans Day, forecasters predict rain will continue throughout the day, and highs will settle around 53 degrees, making rain gear essential for those attending holiday events.
Looking ahead, showers are expected to persist Monday into Tuesday, with Tuesday seeing a slight chance of sun. Motorists on local roadways, particularly along major routes like Interstate 84, should prepare for reduced visibility and potentially slick roads during rainfall.
